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MARGERY, IS THAT YOU?

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"Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that."
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Something I noticed in rps that I haven't seen mentioned yet is that Darren always chooses scissors. (I believe) Charlie is unaccustomed to hiding his intentions, so he says he's going to pick rock (and does most of the time) but what makes it even worse is Darren chooses scissors. He knows he'll lose but does it anyway..
To me, it shows that he wants to lose. He regrets killing Charlie immediately, and obviously that was because he realised he'd just ended his only friendship - and it was clearly a very good one. So I think by losing the games all the time, it shows his own conflict inside his head - even when he seems to be set on one goal.. he wants to lose, to be made to stop whatever he's planning. Yet he's too stubborn and does it anyway.

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Iâve been thinking a lot about why some younger viewers seem to express such intense hatred for Aleksander, and even for those who love or support him. Itâs something I notice more and more often â this aggressive, almost moralistic rejection of morally grey characters like Aleksander. And I donât think itâs just about disliking him. Thereâs something deeper going on in how fandom spaces function today.
A large part of it, I believe, comes from the way stories are consumed online now. Platforms like TikTok or Twitter encourage fast takes, simplified narratives, and black-and-white ideas of who is âgoodâ and who is âbad.â People arenât always interested in nuance anymore. Itâs easier to reduce someone like the Darkling to a red flag or a toxic man than to sit with the discomfort of a character who does morally questionable things, but also loves, suffers, and fights for a better life for the Grisha and all of Ravka. Grey areas are not trending. Moral certainty is.
Iâve also noticed a dominant narrative â the girlboss versus letâs say villain storyline. Those young people want Alina, Zoya, Genya to âfree themselvesâ from him, and in doing so, they erase what was truly complex, painful, and layered between them. The romanticization of strength often forgets that real strength can come from understanding, not just rejection. And sadly, if you dare say you understand Aleksander or believe he had genuine feelings for Alina, youâre suddenly accused of romanticizing abuse. There is no space for symbolic storytelling or fictional dynamics that arenât meant to mirror real-life healthy relationships.
Another issue is the casual misuse of psychological terminology. Words like âmanipulator,â âgaslighter,â and âgroomingâ are thrown around without understanding their meaning. These young fans just follow the crowd and, like a frenzied inquisition, throw accusations. Aleksander is a character shaped by centuries of trauma, loneliness, and war. But instead of examining that, some people just diagnose him in fifteen seconds on TikTok and declare him irredeemable. Itâs lazy, dishonest, and more importantly, it shuts down real conversation. I also think some people need to feel like theyâre on the âright side.â If they hate the Darkling, they can prove theyâre morally superior. In my opinion, that points to low self-esteem. It makes liking him feel like a flaw, or worse, a crime. In some fandom spaces, it turns into a ridiculous purity contest.
And if your interpretation doesnât fit the mainstream narrative, suddenly you become a bad person. Itâs such a toxic dynamic, especially when fiction is meant to give us a space to explore difficult things.
Honestly, I think many misunderstandings around Aleksander come from people whoâve never had to think deeply about war, power, or survival. People donât relate to the Darkling just because heâs charming or a tragic figure. A A lot of us understand him because we know what it means to live in a world shaped by conflict â to watch systems collapse, to see the innocent suffer while leaders look the other way. And even if not, basic human empathy and emotional maturity, combined with historical knowledge, allow us to see more and, most of all, to avoid jumping to judgment. We donât behave like an angry mob with pitchforks ready to burn someone at the stake. On a side note, Iâve been thinking about doing a post that points out how some parts of the fandom â especially certain Crows, Zoya, Nikolai, Genya, and Malina fans â act a lot like the DrĂźskelle.
Aleksander is not a villain. He is someone forged in blood and fire, who made impossible choices in a world that gave him none. People who have studied or lived close to the realities of war know that moral clarity is a luxury. He also fought for people who were hunted, tortured, erased. He refused to stand by while Grisha were murdered, burned at the stake, dissected like lab animals, or sold into slavery. And even though his methods became brutal, his cause was never about selfish gain. It was about protecting people like him in a world that never would.
Loving the Darkling is about recognizing the complexity of someone who stood between oppression and survival. Itâs about understanding that some stories arenât clean, and some leaders donât have the luxury of kindness. Aleksanderâs tragedy is that he knew he had to become a monster to stop the world from killing his people. And whether you agree with him or not, that kind of narrative deserves respect, not shallow rejection.
Fiction should be a place where we can explore those hard truths. Not everything is meant to make us feel safe. Some characters exist to make us think, not just to give us flashy action scenes or quick thrills. Let people explore stories the way they need to. Let them love the characters who challenge them. You donât have to agree. Sometimes itâs just fiction and sometimes itâs the way we try to understand our own shadows.
I need to thank OP for this incredible and well balanced take.
Iâm going to hold myself accountable hereâI was 14, and it doesnât excuse me at all, but maturing is realising that just because something makes you uncomfortable it doesnât mean you should attack or threaten people. I think people misinterpret safe spaces as places where you donât discuss the uncomfortable stuff in your fandomâand now I know that thatâs wrong.
itâs an uncomfortable process sure, to see someone like something you deem as horribleâand to this day, I donât know what to think about the darklingâs relationship with Genya and how he treated her, and I still like Mal, despite everything.
maybe wanting to act older than my age and wanting to be morally right had a say in thisâbut at the same time, trying not to see or understand the other side contributes to an incredibly toxic dynamicâand it does absolutely contribute to harmful behaviour.
a fourteen year old shouldnât have been on Twitter, for oneâbut then again fandom spaces are supposed to be a place for discussion and not disrespect and disrepair.
disguising attacks as âdebateâ and creating toxic dynamics leads to people not discussing themes and topics that need to generally be discussed â and very much do need to be understood. Uncomfortability is a way for you to start to realise thereâs a deeper dive needed to be done and a more focused approach that you should take to understanding WHY this makes you uncomfortable.
If I didnât stop interacting on Twitter and step back and see things from another point of view or even lend my ear to a discussion, I wouldnât be here.
the first step is to listen. The second step is to POLITELY lend your perspective and ask for feedback and ENCOURAGE more polite discussion. Friendly discourse and dissection of text and interpretations TOGETHER is a good way for fandom spaces to slowly unwind toxic threads of hate.
what younger people tend to forget is â a different interpretation does not make you a âbad personâ it makes you a complex person as all people are, seeing a different narrative in something that is meant to be interpreted in different, interesting ways. I think when younger people are afraid of something, very much like a lot of people are, they want to attack it because theyâre not ready to sit down and try to understand.
I will admit Iâm not the most knowledgeable or best person to discuss these thingsâI was once one of those people clamouring for âthe moral high groundâ when I was simply creating a ring of toxicity around me. Iâll still admit I understand the perspective of Mal being a pain in the assâbut I get it, I get the perspective of the Darkling not being a villain, even if I donât particularly like himâbecause I let myself sit down and listen instead of offering another shallow take or an attack.
I donât know what about him still makes me so uncomfortable, and even after leaving Twitter and trying to find a perspective to help me see why, I could only come up with the fact that yes, he is a layered character with suppressed mental issues and he was vying for the Grishaâs liberation, but I still dislike him, and even after trying to find out why, I canât come to a conclusive answer.
and thatâs okay. Should I attack someone for liking him? No. Does liking him mean that theyâre immediately supporting the death of innocent people? No. But does me disliking him mean that I endorse a monarchy? No. I like that he was trying to dismantle a system and very cleverlyâand even I canât find a way that doesnât lead to his path, and I admire him for thatâbut I donât like him, but taking the time to slowly dissect and learn from what his storyline was trying to tell me made me understand the reason why many see him as a hero, and I would have too, if I found a way to get over my hate for him that I still canât explain.
Should I attack someone for disliking Mal? No. Does liking Mal mean I think Iâm immediately in the âmorally right side?â Itâs a complex situation and Mal has his flaws that also need to be addressed directly. And thatâs an uncomfortable discussion that STILL needs to be had. Mal did some things. I canât fully understand the hate, but someone with a great dissection probably does. I liked Mal for being someone who dealt with abandonment VERY poorly (and I liked that he represented his distrustful nature and incredibly humane jealousy and self worth being tied to what he wants to have, but I will never endorse his weird possessiveness over Alina, and I like him because heâs a piece of wet paper and weird and thatâs fine.) and someone else hates Mal because he dealt with abandonment unhealthily. Neither does it mean that Iâm on a morally incorrect side.
Reality does not need to intersect with fictionâand I donât need to make fandom spaces a place where I pretend that liking something I donât agree with immediately means that that person is the same type of person that character is â some people, as OP said, like what the character represents on a broader narrative. Like what OP said, it becomes this odd âpurity fightâ thingâand when we start blocking off spaces for discussion, we block off spaces for people to understand themselves through media.
I think also, it might have been because of very bad and confusing writing on Leighâs part, trying to sell the Darkling as one dimensionalâwhile also accidentally creating a system that did indeed have to be destroyed. Even Iâm not yet done learning from others about the Darkling and why he should be seen as something else other than an antagonist, and Iâm definitely trying to figure out why Iâm so uncomfortable with him, but I can see how Leighâs odd narrative pushes so many conflicting and hypocritical ideologies left and right.
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